After a fairly memorable day yesterday in the Oval Office, the White House celebrating their Stanley Cup,

championship one more time, the Caps, Ovi, Holti, get back to work together as a team today here at MedStar Capital's Ice Plex as they get ready for the start of a huge week.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to Caps Game Day Live, presented by your Washington, D.C. area, GMC dealers. I'm Rob Corlin, Joe Beninati, and John Walton. It's the

Cains tonight. The Cains again on Thursday in Raleigh, and then round three with Tampa on

Saturday night. Big games all around as the Metro Division lead has been cut to one on both the

Islanders and the Penguins. It's going to be a wild finish.

Let's start with our one big thought, though, as we get ready for the Carolina Hurricanes tonight, Joe B, let's start with you.

I want to break out into a Dr. Evil impression.

Please do.

I would love that.

I really do.

Ow, you shot me, you have to have to stop Sebastian Aho tonight.

It's very simple.

It can't be that hard.

You shot me.

He's done it all the time to the caps.

I want to say it's points in 9 of 10.

I want to say it's goals in five straight.

He's 21 years old.

He's a dynamic player.

I know he's outstanding. But he turns into some combination of Maurice Richard and Alex Ovechkin against the capitals. Stop it already. Quiet him down. And I think that's one of the assignments. I would hope that Nicholas Baxter and Yvgeny Kuznetsov take very, very seriously tonight. I have a world of respect for this Carolina team. I think Rod Brindamore has done a fabulous job with them. They are an emerging team, a young team that's only getting better and better. I love them defensively. For some reason, their goaltending has awakened again this season and given them life in the last month. But if you're going to stop them tonight,

stop Sebastian Ajo. You could say he has a laser. Laser. Well, you know what? If Matt

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